Causes of peeling British spotted rabbit ears:

1. Fungal infection. If an English spotted rabbit's ears are infected by fungus, it will cause hair loss and itching, and may even cause the rabbit to have a fever.

2. Ear mites. British spotted rabbit ears will have white dander, peeling and hair loss, and will be covered with red rashes.

3. Seasonal reasons. In autumn and winter, the air is dry and the rabbit's ears are prone to peeling. This is physiological peeling and will get better after a while.

Treatment methods for peeling ears of British spotted rabbits:

1. If it is due to fungal infection, it can usually be cured by applying povidone iodine for a few days, but it must be Remember to dilute it to 2% according to the instructions before use.

2. If it is ear mites, first use sterilized saline to soften the dirt on the rabbit's outer auricle. After a few minutes, wipe it clean with an alcohol cotton ball. Repeat 3-4 times a day.

2. Give the rabbit an internal anthelmintic drug according to the rabbit's weight, and it will be effective within three days.